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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
A Multitude Of Ailments-

The ailments which act the kidneys and bladder are so
numerous that merely them would fill space far
outrunning the Of this article Suffice IL TO say that
they are obstinate and dangerous To'he'r prevention
Hostetter Stomach Blttcrs well adapted The stimulus
which 1t lends the action OF tho kidneys when they are
ctharge tendency in them to lapse
frat into perncious inactivity and sfterward into
one Of positive organic disease which soon destroys their
delicate ineguments poisons the blood and causes death
double purpose served By ts dspurent 1t promotes
activity Of the kidneys and expes impurities from the blood
which hare channel OF outlet except those organs
Constipation bniousness fever and rheumatism ana
eyspspsia arr remeded By ths medicine Of thorough
action and w. sespA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGa


Only moderate movement occurred in the wheat specua
Yesterday No new influence projected into the
situation and the heavy NEARLY 100000 bushe
shown in the visible supply podaced general effect June
optons we're strengthened by the covering Of shorts ana inc
~ .a,,s 20 "a l., centz The rest Of tho options
ppnenet weaker and fell 4ol cent but rallied matera emu
ing steady and down for july AZ SOS 2 ioT az, ,-
Ssh A. october at SOs, anu 8 cent tot
Noyembsr M 81 - December ut ~ cents Cssh wheat
nr, cent lower for the spring crop
Exporters 100000 bushels Corn on the spot was a.
ts oTtons wei a but later better tone was
developed the close was hrn with GAINS OF oen o
i,v being recorded IN August AT ~ -
as October at Is cents oats were VIII
at SO h and July at the same pt;e ana cent LOT n
scn for export The options enioyo sharp scovcry and
ended points higher as follows July 20 ~ Aag " a5
The receipts reported yesterday at New fSrs
phiiadslnhia Baltimore and Boston were as folows:,
uh.at i9s bushels l46653 bushels oats 4 10
bushels total grain l,ll04G7 bushels Hour SoHs pash
&c. Chicago and St. Louis arrivals Werei
WSeai liiSli bushels corn ll53sp bushels oa a,
ilG6S9 busheIs total grain, 34a'l9 DusheS' Aou oA
hnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
ONE SMALL FAILURE IN HALL SlH111'
ANOTHER DECLINE IN MANHATTAN AND FENEhish
STOCK MARKET.

ANOTHER DECLINE IN MANHATTAN AND FENEhiSh
STOCK MARKET.
Wall Street yesterday wore its wonted aspect
and there was startling fumor 10 disturb y"
couauindty The stock market was fcverisn aho
unsettled, and there was more or less nervous iee'
ing among brokers. The day, however brought ou'
only one small failure although there Is sun quie'
talk about the origin and Object OF last FRIDAY >
raid ON values. The money market was squeeze"
badly again, and the Sub Treasury paid less tndp
81, 100000 Including the late pay ments on saturS'
out Of the S7,O0OOoO odd anticipated Interest aus
on July 1 on the per cents and the racine h"no"'
bonds. .,u a.,
The stock market only moderately active inc
total transactions amounting 10 about 3oOOoO shaiys
scquenty sold at 1877 closing at its opening nSuie,
The decline excited little comment or surprise ahn
was attended with only small sales Since the snocB
of Frihys break In this stock there are few DroheI
who would be surprised at any performance On idS
rart. The maraet closed weak under sharp raid
with net losses for most OF the active shares Oh 70
per cent. The decision OF Judge lngrahan was
glvon as the osenslbe reason for the further GOD
In Manhattan, but as early as could oe tne Peot ,
Interested In the property pointing out the III
nocuuus character Of the decision.
Charles W. Kohlsaat, at No AZ New-st:, sent w9 or,
TO the stock Exchange OF his lnaDity 10 inect NJ
cnragcments About 1.s0O shares of stock were
sold for his account under the rules Ills uneIepces
"long' largely Of Louisville and Nashville ana Wa
broken by It's further fall OF over per cent yesten
dav Mr. Kohlsaat Is wen liked. but there was gen
eral susuclon that he had been dahblng on MS own
not 10 comuIicate the firm of Hubbard & Farmer, o.
Hartford. conn, which he represented mere mn.
Kohlsaat was admitted TO the Exchange on Decen'-
Der 81, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsnrSGToS, Monday, June 20 1887.
FyrEcr OF THE MAINE LAWN answer TO eommun.
cation from Memphis Tenn. firm, Secretary Farchiid
has written that the Treasury Department under is
rues cannot undertake to decide the question supteu
"a IN whether wines and liquors imported from foreign
o,ntres into Maine can. after payment or duty DC
,,hdravn from the custom house and sold In original
packages In THAI State under proteouoh VI 'H' Aie'
Department - ,, ~.
Cows not HOUSEHOLD EFfEors"-The treasury oe-
maritime mt has decided that imported COWS cannot Do en-
bracod I'm the category Of "honsehold ELECTS ana are
Therefore not entitled TO free entry on TIC grounu ~
they are TO he kept for personal use.
PosrsAsrRRs APpoINrED-rhe President To-Day ap'
nointed the following Presidential postmasiers: Ben
Iamin W. Tasker, at Fort Edward 4; Jonn !. Saup'
a. Greenport n. Y. and Burr Q. Newton, at BonVar'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

ss ea Short Ribs Sd shoulders 800 OIL per ewt Beat
I'll 6d for Extra India Mess Prime Ness 52s 6L Pork
Prime Ness 16s Sd per bbL; Prime Mess Eastera
WESTERN sis 90 Llrd-American3 SIS 3D. Prime West
ern 3is oil, Lard on 34a Cd Hams-Long cat ooS
Shoulders Bltter-S0s Oh per cw tor nnest nise
states Characterization Choice. 45A Cd WheatIlsel
Wcsieru Spring IS od. 96A lid; Rel Winter, Is l0to
10 0d PEI Genital New No Winter Is Id; do No
sprpg Is Od New Mixet Western. Is Q Sd Canorna "a
\ Ia ia a ga OIL, Ma Ga ID 16 81 per Genital rrs
dlce-Sprs OF Turpentine. 29s 3D.; do az London Us "a
per cwt; Refined Petroleum 6s per gallon Clover seed-
American Red. 49A per cwL Tallow-s2A Sd per ews
Fine American. 2ls. Cd; Prime CITY "a Cd per ew~
RoNn-Common 50 80, Psls lis 3D. 00s o. Lnseea OF
hind quarters 5i fore quarters 81 per ID HOPS AZ Lon.
oil LIVERPOOL make. 2lA o. ..,...,.
The receipts OF wheat past week from Atlantic poru
Al 800 quarters from Pacific ports quarters fo"
for the past week were 3oo
SioSpox June 27-Produce-Linseei OIL 2la 90. 02ls
Cd per cw; Calcutta LInseed 3ss ID per quarters In
seed Cake IS l2s I'd. per tons REFINED Petroleun oYs
81 ID. per gallon spirits q Tarpsatns s1s ~ pc:
ewI for American sssarSs per ew tor Sasa vsn
fair rehniny an9aE Australian railow-Beet ss5
Ga; Mutton ABS Oh 92iS Cd Cocoanut Ou-Ceylon 20
"a Cochin q37 d. RetIiserstei Heel So o LOT
hind quarters and 1 Cd Tor focs quarters per oS " wv
BReMxx June 27.-Petrooum marks pfenninxa
Wcoxs Lard cossiss 81 mlrk3 40 pfenniass per ~
ANTWERP juno 27.-Petroleum- Fine Pao American -
francs ~ centimes paid aud francs confines sellers
WilcoIs Lara closodat 81 francs W sentinssp o' o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
LIVE sroox Markets BY rELs9sAPL

euyyAto Tune 27-Cae-- Receipts last % hours l325
head total Tar. 1910 heii tor sam tune
"A NewYorK to-day 23 cars OF which 10 sars
York; lSj cars on sale market @ ynrs DO.
nsa from last Monay J PRICES sSa no 20 cnoes Ship
goekers and Feeders So oo9ss so; Eat Bulls % SDS
So 25 Mich S25 1S35 Veais ID ~so <o 'ho o"A
sold shIppei In urst hands o,o. ..., ,.r ,r..,-
shee-Keceipts last "a hours boOO neac totai tor
thus TAR l5.6OO for same Tune iast week iZsSo
as cars on sae good demand at full prices Common 70
Mesum 81 1904 s. Choice TO Extra "a 35oSs TO- GOOD
TO Choice Lambs S. 50d6 rs; the bnlk sold
sos Kecepis last "a hours 1920 head; tota Tor sns
head through SUNDAY 80 cars Of wh,Sn ~ 20
New. York: to-day AZ "a OF which 20 NSwf -
sale; market advanced o9lOc 1snt ss g
So 90 Mixed Pigs and Light WORKERS 50 iSSsS 20 se
lected So 49, Selected Medium Wezhts - ~
Extra SIS Selected Heavy Ends at ~ to6$4 w. stays
at 3D. market closed arm: sll offerings nKon.
Rscepts-9.O0O head shpnsnn 1oh head mark T, w
steady Shaping steers So 1904 20 steckefs aa feruos
ST 6oss3 90 cows Bulls and My al 81 oo9ooV' i'A"'
TeSEKsceipts 1000 hs.,. saip nstts 5000, markes
opened steady closed &c higher ough ana nkea = 20
go O5 aad Shopping - 3oo$o oo Lisns - o.
Sassp-keceiots 5000 sninmsns 900 aeaa marker
h.a. Natives 81 oosss TO- TexAi " 1908 o. ANH''
sr LOUIS June S7-ca.ls-Rsceiprs $500 heaa ship.
psnts -. aeac; market was steady Cnoe: s,nnns
Native stesrs 81 4o6Sl 60: Far 10 oo2y * Ia
steers 81 90 o. SO. steers fair TO az
es4 "a Feeders air 20 good 50 w soa corn fed
10 good S. 20 So 10; Texans common grass 70 Soo"
Rogs-kscepts $500 head snpnsnrs $40 neas m,,ses
" e. Ia pscwrns Fxr 70 81 75o ss 30 WORKERS
Medium u Prime. - 7ossf DO ris" S'"A'" ~
900 aead Shipment. 800 head niarxe.
steady Clipped Fair 70 Choice % oossA v" Aam''
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
,orrov v.RxErs-BY rELEaeApa

,,vrrroor. June 27--l23o m-cotton nrm and prices
.,i,yening lille Midtng UplanaS bSl; 90 orieans'
5s ba.ss inSlaag loo Sass .es s sSs
Futures quiet uplands Low Middns clause !shs also
do July ana August delivery 5964a; ais S.s
Ss6ta DO August september delivery OF o4n xIa
69 -gid; 40 September and October delivery o
do October and November delivery 36td; DO No IAN
her and December delivery 2s6dt do December ana
usry delivery 52784d.; do september delivery oo-0'N
Tenders Tor delivery at ,oys cearngs 400 bales n'"
docket ...,ua.a > aoO bales
American. -,...> lima de-
livery Sb Sad, bnyrrs do June and July devefy. ,srs
CAD buyers do July and August delivery e?os" "a
do August and September delivery ssi,.rs 90 ocs
Der and November delivery se6sd sellers 40 40 pscsn
her and December delivery. 2I-0fd sellers 9onrsmbsr
Ser aaa January delivery 26e4d buyers Do sepeen'
degsrr oos.d nat Upland, Low MidalnS sisSr
June dsiivsry be.eld sellers d. June s nsa Ssyery
erv 5 6664d sellers do Jelly and Auxus's s,vsrv 81.
S6S4d buyers DO August and ssp,smSe sysry 396d
e4a buyers; DO septsmesr saa USSp'a svery eGta
ssiors; do November and pecemoer asmvsy' asa
sssrs, a.. ssDssmbsc delivery, es-6Ad value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
rRoBAB1E SUICIDE or Il SCULPTOR.

ALARM AT HIS ABsENCE-ANOrHER Mis'iN" Hus
BAND LUCKILY FOUND.
Among the letters which superintendent Murray re-
ceived at Police Headquarters yesterday was the follow"
ing pathetic appeal:
DEAR SIR Excuse TO trouble you Gnt IN my my graz 10
you assist did not hear from my A1s ,"
endIa ms NE Yer nxSIed ma dc eoaties OF Te
treated him IN that manlsr after in ,
lie model 10 contract y IN another party HIS .s, Sen
Brooklyn. Ho went there to eolet money ~ lar
Twenty third st and Fhaye ne owes Us H.
10 give $50 sl75 AMI hell be satsned hs co
Island and from there letter that he was d OF
H Ns 10 ah se istT IN my a st My a.Ssai
Of WORKS. strange in this country ~ u j ~ y,l III
me some shall be much obliged lie IS the principal cause
Of that feel terrible. know your klhnrss va
AZ 70 p rs S' East Thirty sixth-st
Later in the day Mrs schmd walked to Headquarters
and gave q description OF her missing husband lie Is
Rupert schmid a Bavaran sculptor OF repute' age
thirtytwo whose portrait aud history were pnbsnei In
IN, Amer,onn Art Journal in March, 1883. After win
ming several prizes at Munich an Paris he came - @
city In 1884 and set to work In his studio IN Last i
u xth.st and made busis OF wellknOwn persona Much
of hi. work did not bring him either money OF Tame
Lately lie competitor Tor the work OF nahns the
lille smith monument and lie completed plaster cast
of nj. design with the expectation that he wond ge tho
contract for building the memorial ou' nc WINS u'"P
When he left his home week ago 10 try TO get some
money In Brooklyn he was In desperate moot On .ho
day after no went away wrote 10 hs vile from staten
Island saying that lie might never return as e was
| OF life ,, ..,, =. ga. ,v,,. NJ
" pr,ie ssor HAYNES the skatntortal wonder went 20
Police Headquarters yesterday and seid sue hah o mr.
husband She was about leaving headluaieI Hle s al,
excited man rushed into the building ana SAID he hah os
What is your name I " inquired Inspector Steers
| am Professor Haynes, the skater"
Hold on She was here looking for you Just now" =,
Happily the wife OF the wonder had insefel al tle
Moitst entrance oil Tue Duii1i"s AZ" N0 e""e"' e
| Of her al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
SELLING sALur HORSES MANUSCRIPTS

There many people at tho Amusement Exchange
in broadway when at yeserday Auctoneer "a'ets
,eg.n Ia ,e the manuscripts forth belonging to the
late s.l, Morse The lrs play the list which sold
was Tie Passion Play" 20 which Mt Morse chley oS ca
his noorfey quarter interest IN tns belonged
To Mr. Esves the oosinmer Who bought lot s0oootins
Mor.e', ia A who WAS said 10 represent
Mr. Tavrs ourht the remaining tIreefOurts for SO All
me ights TO Yellowstone were sold TO Mrs fr nk
wife al q theatrical agent ss5 Tho third play on The list
The Doctor Lima went for s?2 aud the remaining PLAYS
and comic opera. Including Busue Among Tie Peti
pIou hi IRON 81 10 SS apiece The total the entire
sale was A. much in the estimation OF most oil the
theatrio.l meI present N. property worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

Johu Charles nderson John Anderson the million
afro begun suit through his counsel Arnoux luch
woodford supreme Court Westchester County,
to establish his fathers win viii OF real estate The de-
and OF KIM The object 70 go over The entire
concerning the probate OF the W III without
gard 10 done order TO establish
whether he valid will and codic appfa has been
take from the Mrs Mary Maud Wilson's eject
meni by winch abe was awarded onsnih interest In
the property and Fifty uinfhst, formerly De-
wealthy tobacco dealer who was her grand
father the just began she - made defer dAn
John Charles Anderson not DESCENDANT III MIS-
claims that the verdict not binding on
him Tie appeal heard until next october, while
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA June 27-In the Court OF Appeals to day the
following causes were argued;
No 432Iaco0 Morris respondent agt the New orA
Centrl md River Rarold Company appellant
10 ssS-Mary Leduke respondent agt the NHiige Oh
Fulton. appellant submitted .u... 49,, ,ho ,fovor
30 i29IIsynia Dempsey. appellant agl the iay OF
etc Of York. respondent submitted Dy appe&h ar
No 2cSCAibert bay, respondent agt the town OF New
80 S7S-Leba Gedhey appellant. ast Daniel Rogers
10 Il2g-Tho Metropolitan Trust Company Of New YORK
respondent Tonawanda Valley and CuDa haii'o"a eo
pany. appellant
The following is the day calendar for June -
Nos is4 lll5 $780, 1896. Abs, 436 4S7. 435.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
yrsJcyArIoy OF THE REV. DR. SUTTON.

Eighteen months ago Rev Dr. Joseph Ford sutton ~
the urgent request OF the Presbytery oil Nowioth 'o
~ the Murray I'M Presby terrain Church OF which the
Rev Dr. Burchard lad formerly been pastor Dr. sutton mas
sor la r and TO put the church on to oons
% - occuped but has not resulted saiisac-
trr ami he handed his resignation TO the pte,Oytey
e.tsrdsy which tho Scotch Presbyterian Church ~
was accepted the church will be closed Dr. sutton WI
co-tInuc however labor under the management Oh u
Cnnrrh Extension Committee of the Presbytsry lie WIN
spend vacation at the head waters OF Dead h'e''
hunt ing and nahing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
,ste 4 MISSING FARM MANAGER Returned

Dr. Gaaudet returned yesterday afternoon from Pough
keepse whittier he Thursday TO investigate tho
Of Farm Manager Grnhame OF the Deaf Mute Home.
wi alleged ahscondcd. taking with him horse
buggy and which ought 10 have been paid TO the
farm laborers
aaudet said TO TRIBUNE reporter that the man re-
and buggy but he had been discharged
negloctng his duties and was now winding up his sc-
From the examination OF his books did not appear
that he hal embezzlod any money Clement H. Thomson,
ana Of tbe has charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
FINDING INSECTS on PARK TREES.

An examination that made OF City Hall PARK ana oe
,ark in the lower portion the city yesterday showed a'
,h mentioned in Yesterdays TRIBUNE was nov ,ne
NV arasite ON the the park small
were oune on many OF the horsechestnut trees III cohuei
able numbers ,,.,..,,.- ~.ro do. largelv 70
damp weather and thst IL was uouo'' ""SSS' ~-'
thing would check their rayage5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
TO APPEAL FROM MR. MAoOyEs DECISION.


The eighteen and women from Lyons France who
arrived French steamship La Gascogne Sunday and
detained at Castle Garden the charge that they had
come this country under contract 10 work Tor CHATHAM
in his silk factory at sterling j. we're placed aboard
the yestera by order OF Collector Magone
and back France Eonne Mollin OF Lyons
had engaged people for chanaou and paid their
the under standing that eighth Of their
wages be deducted apply 10 the expenses
OF bringing here. Chahanou VIII apply FOR writ OF
and the courts Tor railing on tho Collect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June 27 wheat on the curb opened
A. Gas cents Receipts wheat to-day were s5A3l bushels
On, .h,ruen. 726 572 bushea OF thsre received
bushels and shipped bushels The effect oil tho
uneasy feeling NowYork slightly apparent In tho
wheat pit July option which opened at 6o cents ie
within 6fteen minutes To co., July opened at
S cents July 25 cents July lard at ~ 80 dso 81
ana July short at 81 37 ll:3O m there we Dt
soms sales OF Juy 90 July wheat closed ~ oy
cents July corn cents July oats, 20 Cents July o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

The suit for limited divorce brought by Mrs Mary L.
Muir against william Muir, druggist was brought 'o
trial in the City Court Brooklyn yesterday enc al
1ocos that he Il addicted to drink and abuses her He
refuses 10 get clothes for their baby On one occasion
he kissed Miss Reid In her presence ,.,
Tho dcfendant denies his wfe's allegations and hlames
her sister for causing trouble between them lie alleges
tat his wife Is addicted drinking beer and that she
once threatened 10 smash his head with beer bottle
nstaad of caring him when he sick she went 10
= LATINO ,5n The trial not finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
rur CT u.Ry,S SAFE ARRIVAL.

cable dispatch received at the Office OF the BOARD
OF Education yesterday, from Captain CrowlnsheId'
the officer in charge OF the school ship 81 mary Ing
oispatch stated tho ship had arrived ~ 0au anu
that ali on boarl were In good health q, , .o,
The ST Marys due at Cadiz on June - am no,
~ those on board who feared that something might hNo
bannenel TO tie vessel A copy OF the dispatch was
nlred ON the bulletin In the offices or the Boaru yesei
9av 10 answer the Inquiries that were made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
THE TESTIMONIAL TO THE SIxTr-yISTH

Lynch. treasurer OF the committee appointed ~ INC
Irish Home Rule raise money for testimonial 10 The
sgth Regiment said Yesterday TRIBUNE reporter that
from the the responses 70 tho appeals when he
has sent out the testimonial could DO made much larger
matter first Intended Everytoiy u respondng
besides the subscr,pons when nave been al
ready lodged Mr. Lynch has received e follow Jug
Eugene ely sl00 Morgan J. OBrIen 500 H. H. Brow
s5O n a H. q Donne $50 ID. g. Cornell SO colonel John
Cocker 49, Colonel Frederick A. Conkng 80 ana john
Mack I'm reply 10 many Inquiries ne sahi as 10
what form testimonial will Jake should say that IL wIll
depend liberay Of the subseribers While tho gins
OF the few subscribe 500 appreciated tho
dollar much esteemed aud rs care
fully ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

A WINDOW IN THE CATHEDRAL FOR THE QUEEN.
The English members Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church here decided the Rev. d. Parker Morgan
intimaed in his at Trinity Church on Jubilee
Sunday 10 put a stained glass window In the proposed
Cathedral when completed. commemoration OF Queen
yctoTia's womany and queenly virtues. There 10 no
haste about raising fund.- Of course for the purpose
but il Is likely that some arrangements will DO made
coon for collecting the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
Op MRS Y r. MARIE.

The funeral OF Mrs Virginia H. Marie, widow OF John b.
Marie took place yesterday from St Agness Church. In East
Forty for the dead was celebrated ov .ne
tex Iosenh H. Bigey the music was under the uirco
ton OF H. Marie Mira A. Cortada sang There rs green
sweety solemn thought by Ambrose The conn was deco
shsai Of wheat and OF palm leaves and white es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

do ana ts sale TO kssp themselves from being seen
oc Of tie safe had torn on and ns
had chselIed Gus the concrete lining Of the door u
After opening Of the safe they naa Of $50
open compartment checks 70 the emo 49,. ana
and $3.50 IN cash had been carried away. ihe o'o~' ~
papers In the office had Tot been dlsturpeo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
ONLY Thirty ak Per Cent

OF those who consumption inherit the disease In
must either be contracted through careless
according TO the theory OF tubercuar para
received directly from others as disease
DR.. rercos Golden Medical Discovery
positive remedy for the disease In It's early stages II is
dangerous II troubled with shortness
breath splitting OF blood, nightsweas or lingering
do hesitate 10 procure tia sovereign remedy At
oucA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

THE HOTEL CASES MUST WAIT THEIR TURN
Late yesterday afternoon Corporation Counsel Lacombe
received dispatch from his assistant Mr.. Dean, who
was at Saratoga stating that tho Court OF Appeals had
refused prefer the hotel The result Is that they
cannot now he argued before September or October
Mr. Iacombe expressed his regret that the Court OF APP
pea had felt unable TO take up the cases out OF order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28
The SpIcudor Of Dress

artificial effects OF cosmetics matter how deity
applied can never make beautiful attractive who Is
subject TO emsciaton nervous debility any
weakness These DO reached by inward Application
and by attempts conceament and the ladies'
FROM the tact thai thousands OF their sAers
radiant and beautiful by the use
OF DIT Pierces Favoie Prescription could
hone 10 do by the aid OF the appliances OF the toilet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

saving that since he was responsible ior ing M
Court OF Appeals rather than to leave the 'ash n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

-, vorrurr1 "s4 ypUST" SWIyDLER ARRESTED
w.i,ar MeNally alias George wilson, age seventeen. was
arrested Yesterday and before United states comm
opsr Shield, for using mails for illegal purposes ne
was held 1amnaon and taken 10 the buvo"
Jail lie is the respectable parents VINO live ~ NO.
All West Fifty .fourihsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

Use Skin Soap. and Skin eruptons Of children
viii DO prevented snd the akin kept spotssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

uurBURGLARs FORCE A SAFE on SUNDAY
When Cashier Quinn opened the business oce OF The sun
day yesterday found that burglars had been at
work there since sunday morning. They had entered
through window had piled between the win